Explore The Charming And Traditional Villages Of Vietnam

Striking Landscapes, lush green rice terraces, picturesque valleys, and pristine beaches! Hey, have you already fallen in love with Vietnam? But, wait wait... What if we say that there is more to it than just the postcard-perfect places? Excited to know what! Vietnam Villages offer travelers a perfect blend of an old-charm and tranquil beauty. 

Vietnam is a culturally and traditionally rich country and their villages even today, will take you back to an era that existed centuries ago. The villages will keep you at a distance from the city’s hustle and bustle and let you spend quality time during the Vietnam tours. So, are you ready to start your tour into some exotic and interesting Villages of Vietnam? Keep reading…

Bat Trang Pottery Village:

If you are visiting Hanoi, this village is a must-visit place. It is only 13 km from Hanoi, and we advise, you should not miss traveling to this place. Just as the name of the village suggests, the tradition of the village lies in making ceramic products. According to the legends, during the Ly Dynasty, scholars were sent to China to learn pottery and then teach the locals of the village the art of pottery, after coming back. The products like cups, bowls, teapots, flower vases, and lights were a piece of art and they look exceptionally beautiful. The artistic pieces gathered attention from all around the world and yes, here is the good news: You can learn to make ceramic products at the classes here from the locals. 

Duong Lam Village:

Well known as the oldest village in Vietnam, this village is located 40 km from Hanoi city center. The village is untouched and even after centuries, it showcases the typical features of an old northern village. Two Vietnamese Kings, namely Phung Hung(761-802) and Ngo Quyen(896-944), made this place their hometown. It turned out to be quite a surprise that many houses in the village are up to 400 years old. While traveling to this village, you will get a chance to enjoy the beautiful countryside view. You will find rural houses, typical architecture, lateritic brick walls, and more. Locals are warm and welcoming, and they love to share their elder’s stories, and this would make your day. You are free to wander in the rice paddies, breathe fresh air, and thus release all the stress of your city life. 

Van Phuc Silk Village:

We know, you would say why Hanoi again? But trust us, Hanoi still has many things to offer. And Van Phuc silk is another village located in the Hanoi suburbs. The village is located near the Nhue River, about 10 km from the city center. The village became famous because of the Ha Dong Silk, exceptional quality silk in Vietnam and Asia. King’s costume and clothes of the royal families were made from this material. The silk is lightweight, smooth, and adds on to the elegance of the attire. While traveling to the village, you can learn about silk-making and the traditions that followed. If you wander around the streets, you will find fantastic silk products and the traditional attire for women, “ao dai” will surely grab your attention. 

Vung Vieng Fishing Village:

Just the thought of living in a floating house gives goosebumps, then imagine a whole village of nearly 200 people staying in floating houses? Vung Vieng Fishing Village is located amidst majestic Halong Bay, and the only way to reach here is via limestone arch gateway. The villagers are involved in fish catching and pearl cultivation. They no doubt earn a bit from tourism but their major income comes from the above mentioned. The villagers welcome tourists during the Vietnam Holiday Packages with their open arms and also teach them pearl cultivation on demand. 

Ph Vang Conical Hat Village:

Also famous as the birthplace of “non la,” the village is located in Hue. Visiting here, you will find conical hats all around, and yes, the villagers will also teach you how to make them. The male villagers contribute to the activity by collecting leaves and designing the frame for the hat. Women villagers would add elegance to the hat pieces. Women of this village learn this art right from the teenage so that they can evolve as an artist and cultivate themselves. 

Tuyet Diem Salt making Village:

What if we say that the villagers here have been making salt for more than 300 years now? Tuyet Diem Salt Village is located in Vietnam Southern coastline and is one of the three biggest salt villages in Phu Yen Province. The salt is also known as Cu Mong Salt as it is the name of the nearby pass. The salt is exceptionally white and of the high-quality in Vietnam. The tradition of salt-making is followed mainly during the summers and the rest of the year, villagers go for fishing or other activity. You will be awe-struck with the salt field and the small dunes of salt on the field.

The Vietnam Tour Package is a pandora box of some amazing experiences and cultural tours. Make your tailor-made plan today and explore the beautiful country.

Visiting The Lifestyle Of Indochina Countries: Cambodia, Vietnam, And Laos

The culture of Indochina countries has always been an interesting subject of conversation. It’s lifestyle exemplifies the blend of 2 countries, India and China.

Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos are the 3 mesmerizing holiday destination, whose key takeaway is their cultural essence. However, these countries go down to be named as French Indochina.

As the colonial of France was once a part of all these places. So, you can see some hints of French culture mixed in Indochina border.

It’s a lifetime experience to visit all 3 places in one holiday package. Nowhere, you will find such fine blend of culture.

We hope after taking glance inside their life, you will hit the button for Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos Tour package.

Indochina Public: The Real Assets of Culture

Well, undoubtedly every country resembles its beauty through the lifestyle and nature of the people living there.

Beginning with Vietnam, the country makes a home for hill tribe population. The tourists visiting the place can sense the real virtue of village life and traditional methods.

Cambodia makes peace with the Khmer heritage, while Laos takes in more than 150 diverse cultures.

So ultimately, every country has a unique quality to resemble, giving way to huge tourist attraction. 

Do you Follow their Silk Fashion?

All of the 3 countries have been founded as the silk hub. So, it goes without saying, that here you can find fashion dipped in silk clothes.

If you observe closely, the traditional costumes are fashioned from Silk material, which shines to be bright and beautiful.

Ao dai is the cultural dress of Vietnam, which can seen in the pair of a long tunic and loose trousers.

Laos makes the best Sinh- a long wrap skirt made of silk. It is the fashion statement of the country.

The Cambodian silk is often called as the Golden silk. This fabric is then used to design the beautiful neck around piece; i.e scarves. 

Religion, Making way for the Social Customs

Savoured from the Chinese culture, these Indochina countries have a strong belief for Buddhism.

Cambodia and Laos follow the customs of Theravada Buddhism, while Vietnam is said to have culture of Mahayana Buddhism.

The religious faith takes spirit into the beautiful temples, which are a must-visit for every traveler. Thus, do check your Vietnam and Cambodia Tour package to ensure you seek blessings of Lord Buddha.

Time to Fill the Empty Stomach

The countries on the Indochina border and not famous for their food tradition? That’s nearly impossible.

Cuisines of Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia each have their own taste buds to impress the tourists.

Pho is the traditional dish of Vietnam which is a tasteful blend of brothy soup, noodles, and mouthful of ingredients as people prefer.

Cambodia has it’s curry soup, cooked in Banana Leaf. the dish is generally consumed with finely boiled rice and fish.

Laos known for its sticky rice bowl. Trust us, nowhere else you will find such sticky rice in the entire world. Other than that, meat lover enjoy the spice of Larb or Fish, that too served with Sticky rice. 

A House Diverse Amusement

Southeast Asia has always been a bewitching and extraordinary place to travel. Here you will rather prefer enjoying a leisure tour to culture, instead of adventurous non-stop activities.

All the 3 countries are places to recreate your inner self and get involved in talking with yourself.

The positivity at bay of river and doors of the temple is something you would wish to take at the end of your Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos Tour Package.